Last week, Gini Downing shared about prayer and living in dependency on God and on one another. Here’s a short clip from her message.
We encourage you to go to our website, podcast, or Facebook Page to hear everything she shared.
After the message, join us for The Conversation, where we can unpack all things Trinitarian, along with meeting and getting to know some fellow Liminalites. Liminalists. Some really neat people.
We hope to see you at church at 10:30 am in Suite J or online on our Facebook Page.
During last Sunday’s Contemplation, Andrew Collins invited us to slow down. Here’s a short clip from what he shared.
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As is our habit, on the last Sunday of each month we dim the lights, and scale back the music, as we are invited into a time of reflection and prayer. While each of these Sundays is unique, common themes are engaging in ancient prayer practices, poetry and art. See you there!
Last week, Wayne Randolph invited us into the divine dance of the Triune God. Here’s a short clip from his message.
We encourage you to go to our website, podcast, or Facebook Page to hear everything he shared.
Join us to hear Wayne’s unique take on the Trinity, no doubt including some pithy quotations by Father Richard Rohr.
We hope to see you at church at 10:30 am in Suite J or online at our Facebook Page.
Last week, Catherine Anderson taught about the creation of the Nicene Creed. Here’s a short clip from her message.
We encourage you to go to our website, podcast, or Facebook Page to hear everything she shared.
On Sunday, we will begin our service with a time of reflection and lament for those who are affected by the Israeli/Palestinian conflict. We pray for peace; for those who are caught up in the ravages of the war; and for wisdom and clarity for those in authority.
Note: This is one clip from Catherine Anderson’s message, and we encourage you to go to our website, podcast, or FB Page to hear everything she shared, if you’re interested in more context.
Just think what would have happened to that nice little box when Jesus came on the scene. A line from a famous movie says it all – “We’re going to have to redo every conversation we’ve ever had.”
See you at 10:30 am in Suite J or online at our Facebook Page.
Last week, Bryan White kicked off our new series on the Trinity, by exploring the question, “What Does God Look Like?” And he answered the question with the provocative statement – “No matter what we think of God, we have it wrong.”
Last Sunday, Bryan White started our new series on the Trinity — Overflowing Love. Here’s a short clip from his message. Check out the full message on our website, podcast, and Facebook Page, with captions available via Facebook.
This Sunday, Bryan White will kick off our new series on the Trinity. He’ll begin with an introductory session - why talk about the Trinity? Why is it important? Could thinking about it and wrestling with it change anything? Is it even relevant? (Spoiler alert: it is.)
We encourage you to go to our website, podcast, or Facebook Page to hear everything Gini Downing shared, if you’re interested in more context. Check it out on our website, podcast, and Facebook Page, with captions available via Facebook.